The Trump Rule: His History of Sexism
Trump's misogyny may be worse for his 2012 chances than birtherism
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He can make all the outrageous claims about wind energy that he wants to on Twitter. In the pages of newspapers in Scotland, however, there are limits. On Tuesday, authorities there decided he exceeded them, and ordered he remove anti-wind ads he'd paid for. The problem, as always with Trump, was hyperbole.
Trump's misogyny may be worse for his 2012 chances than birtherism
Dana Milbank speaks out on his newspaper's embarrassing courtship of Donald Trump
And the first promise of his campaign he's sure to break
Lawrence O'Donnell is angry there's no word on whether The Apprentice will return
Paging the psychologist...
Rand Paul wants "the original long-form certificate of Trump’s Republican registration"
And Donald Trump is happy to capitalize on it, say critics
The president rankled at being asked about the birther issue amid the budget debate
As predicted, Obama's original birth certificate has settled nothing for die-hards
Conservatives who pushed the issue have no shortage of reasons to dislike the president
A check-in on which media outlets have scored which celebrities
He calls Trump "the most exciting candidate in the race," but says he's no birther
A columnist for the Post called the invitation of the birther candidate "embarrassing"
Plus: The Apprentice's ratings get stronger; who'll investigate his investigators?
The early polls do not, in fact, reveal all
And a top Republican pollster turns down a job on Trump's campaign
Weighing in: Charlie Sheen, Robert DeNiro, Mike Bloomberg and John McCain
He leads all GOP hopefuls in notes written with a Sharpie
Politico and Salon unveil definitive attempts to debunk the conspiracy theories
Both of them should probably look elsewhere for advice
His boasts and outsiders' estimates range from $150 million to $7 billion
Former N.M. Gov. Gary Johnson, pro-weed legalization, announced his candidacy
Also in Smart Set: Emma Watson gets bullied, Trump's pens a letter to Jerry Seinfeld
GOP starts attacking the clowning candidate in their midst
On oysters at Passover, Ayn Rand in the theaters, and moving beyond 'I <3 Boobies'
Home News From Afar: Aside from a South Korean blog, the world is smirking
Trump has a long record of saying anything on politics for a headline
Federal election laws mean Donald Trump can't run and keep "The Apprentice"
And he blames George W. Bush for getting Barack Obama elected
This time he's got a 9-point lead over second-place Mike Huckabee
The president is confident the birther issue will ultimately hurt the Republican party
And an announcement of an candidacy announcement sounds like a "Celebrity Apprentice" promo
Let's check on how good Mitt Romney has been at disagreeing with Donald Trump
A visual timeline of Trump's career as a tabloid star
Trump also said he's "only interested in Libya if we take the oil"
The Donald likes to print stories out and scrawl insults in the margins
Meanwhile the White House is rooting for him, since he has "zero chance" of winning
A feud gets personal on the opinion pages of The New York Times
Now that he's got the birther vote locked down, he's now also pro-life
Meredith Vieira, who may be leaving the program, doesn't contradict Kenyan birth claims
A platform of doubting Obama's birthplace is boosting his poll numbers
Finally the die-hard Obama deniers are getting some time in the sun
"The last thing the country needs is a show boat. You don't want me as President"
Taking a look at Trump's own writings as he questions Obama's
The Tea Party favorite is putting together a campaign team in Iowa
Also wonders why "no one" has seen the president's baby photos
Trump says he's a "smart guy" who would waste $600 million on a presidential campaign
Praises Saddam Hussein's national security policy and gets slapped with FEC complaint
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